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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

A Talk With the Noted Revivalist.
TRAVELLING TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILEs-HIs
SUCCESS IN BOSTON AND CHICAGO.

- - S~-~-N-
The Rev. "sam" Small OF Georgia, arrived in the
city yesterday evening, and is staying at the Net
ropolitan Hotel where a STAR reporter saw him
this morning. The One-ttme journalist, but now
celebrated rev1valist is apparently about thirty
nve OF forty years Old tall and spare. His head is
large, his forehead wide and high, his eyes brown
and luminous, hair brown and long. His CON-
pexion has the pallor that is observed In students
or men who are OF an intensely nervous tempera-
ment, and is heightened by heavy brown nous
tache. He wore a black frock coat, buttoned close
10 the throat; trousers OF the same color and a
white tie with small gold pin In the shape OF q
shepherds crook Altogether he Is rather pre-
possessing In appearance, and In conversation
iinpreSSeS with his sincerity
En- ROUTE FROM VIRGINIA TO MINNESOTA
THE STAR man was received by him with cor
dial shake OF the hand, and in the course OF the
conversation which followed Mr. Small said that
he had just come from Virginia, where he had
been TO preach at the recent exercises In celebra
ton OF the sen-centenniaI Of his old college the
Emory and Henry He is on his way to ST. Paul
where he viii preach in conjunction with his col
league, the rev sam Jones, AT The Red Rock camp
meeting His object in stopping in Washington
was TO afford himself and wife much-needed
rest, 10 visit Old friends, and 20 deliver sermon
ar the Mt. vernon Place church on sunday night.
On the morning OF that day. Mr. Small SAYS it is
probable that he will preach In Baltimore at the
cAurch OF MS oid friend, the Rev. Mr.. Cox.
SPEAKING OF HIS EXPERIENCES
twenty months in which he has been engaged In
the work he has probably Travelled about %, 600
miles In reply to an inquiry by The reporter as
To what parts OF the country seemed particularly
affected by his revtvals, Mr.. Small stated that so
liT AZ ne can judge all parts were about equally
affected Tie referred particularly to Boston, and
sad: = was Jold before went there tina: it was
city where they Spelt culture with big &C.
and God with little ~ bnt never In all my ex-
perience found more Intelligent or attentive
dence."
HE BELIEVES HE HELPED TO DEPOsE CARTER
HARRISON.
Mr.. Small believes that the work Of himself and
Vii. Jones had much to do with the overthrow OF
Carter HarriSOn's corrupt administration in
Chicago and he said that it Is their object to hold
such dishonest public officials up to the oblOquy
or the people. Mi. Small believes that the only
way To fight sin is by practical evangeliZatiOn.
why, said h, 81 can Take the worst red-nOsed
drunEard in Washington and talk with him about
SIN anu he Will agree with AZ. say TO It's char
acter ana results. But when i begin to speak OF
sin as drunkenness. swearing, gambling and so
forth and itenize it, he begins to kick He thinks
then That l refer particularly to him, and so he
objects. You can't evangeiZe the world unless
yOu come down to the people and adapt your SER
mons To their ueedS.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

HAMS MARX DOwS SALE No. = Will be Of vital
Interest 70 those parents who are in search OF re-
nIDle slippers (Which are generally hard TO find,
"a ulusut!ty .ON prices. Sc CITY Items.
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BARGAINS
THAT MUST COMMAND ATTENTION.
NICE GREY SERGE SUIT $50. BARGAIN
An all wool GREY SERGE SUIT. $50. BARGAIN.
An all-wool BROWN MIXED
CEEvIoT ...... 1000. BARGAIN.
A silk faced BLACK CORKSCREW
PRINCE ALBERT SUIT $500. 1880. BARGAIN.
Boys all-wool GREY CIEYI0T
SUIT, ages from 13 TO Is years. 300 BARGAIN
A CHILDS' SUIT, from ) to ID
years. 200. BARGAIN.
We are Offering special bsrgainsi in
SILK. PoNGEE, ALPACA. AND sEERsUCKER
COATS AND VESTS
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
Corner 9TH and @ sta nv,
3e3 Opposite Patent O0eA
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Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and z.

WHY Nor buy direct from producers when we
can sell sou an elegant all-wOOi suit for $40 such
other dealers cannot sell for less than SD
lIunC
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Dedication Of the John T.. ThOmpsOn
nOnulMCMl.

The monument erected by the Jno. E. Thompson
Memorial Association, in honor of the late John
l. Thompson, supervising principal OF the public
schools OF the fourth Oh vision, will be dedicated at
Oak H1l cemetery Tomorrow Saturday at 10
O'Clock l. H. should the weather prove to be
inc-ement the ceremonies will take place In the
chapel OF the cemetery. The public are invited to
De
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the superior quail
~ 81 our Extra DeOdOrZrd Empress Fluid" for
NapuT stoves being free from creasf. or gJlInmy
substance orders by mail promptly attended to
D. W. Sch,efer 6 Bro, 1920 9TH 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

WHY Not buy your boys clothing direct from
manufacturers, and save several dollars on each
SUIT EIsENAy Bros,
cor .tn and f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

WHY NOT buy yO;.r clothing from first hands
when you can save from 80 TO - on every sllif
We sell suits for $40 such Is cost others dealers
more 20 place on their counters
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Accusations Against a Wife.

THE BILL FOR DIVORCE FILED JOHN p. BREMER
John p Bremen has, by $. A. Cox, filed bill for
a divorce from Dora Bremen. They were mar.
red August To- 1SSO, and she has three children,
aged six, four-and-a-haif and nearly one year Old
respectively and he sets forth that he entertains
serious doubts as TO being the parent OF the
younger one He states that for the first five
years Of their married life he had no suspicion OF
hef, but tllat In November. 1885, he heard Of GER
tam rulnOro very damaging 10 her. He states
that being the Jan1tOr or The Potomac Boat Club
he was seldom at home after dark, and he aScer-
tdined that she had been In the habit of enter
tanning strange men In his house both night and
Gay, and that against his reInonSCrance and .Om-
nl;tud she, on one OCCASION admitted one David
StlsPy Is late as II O'Clock at night, and he
(Bremer} Ut once withdrew from her and went to
1--we with his father December 1, 1885, and has
llad no intercourse with her since that time He
however, continued 20 provide for her and his two
children I'LL July, 1886, when her conduct became
so notorious that he took his two children from
her and placed them with his parents. He states
that she tooh his household effects short time
after"drd and wen. 10 Cumberland, Md. and he
took The TWO children from their grandmother
ana kept them TIL June j. tie further states
that 1t became public talk that she was having
asSisnations, especially with JAS. A. Beatty with
whom she eiJped on the 10th of May, and lived
with him at - e street northeast. up to the 4th
Instant, When Beatty having committed q crimi-
nji act dlSdppearcd: that that day she sold the
furniture, and sending by nurse the two children
10 he- parents, He'd with Beatty. and he Is in
Formed that they are now In Baltimore. He asks
a divorce and custody OF the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

\ FEW MORE LEFT OF those I4-fOOt SSc ham,
in"eks AT :. HOrowiIz', 10 9TH street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IN BABY CARRIAGES
10 close cut at y Horowitz, $50 7th street north
west.
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FOF spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
- 10 John X kelly. Stdli t5S. tIsy and go Center
market. and POO .30S Northern Liberty market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

FOR RsST.-Brick house 1OO6 y street northwest
Ten ToOInS. all modern improvements, newly
painted and papercd; So per month. Apply TO
JAS. III. Marr !cti r street Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

JUST received "A new lot OF the fashionable "hand-
lain,cd S.trfs al Francs, the Strictly One Price
HaIter and FuTnsher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

WHY Net buy your children'S clothing from
manufacturers direct We can assure saving OF
several dollars per suit. EISENAS BROS,
COR TN and e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

SiXTEES-DOLIiK BABY CARRIAGES for $40 at g
ECrJw1tZ', 80 1th street northwest.
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ToOTEPICKs cents per box at S. Horowitz', 80
stn street northwest.
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FOR SALE-IOTS

IroR SALE-A FINE BLOCK OF LOTS IN
Il beair Heights consisting IN part OF the three
the intersection OF California and Massachusetts ayes
the tract contains a .62e square ieet.
These superb building sites ;he on the en-
tire Massachusetts ave. extension and can he
bought as q whole 1t . small advance original
prices
W. RILEY DEEBIE
l3ln =
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Condensed Locals.

~ 4 meeting Wedne7t.,.y night Of the Mary lan d
Iinocratle CiuU. e. e. LncaoteT, president, reSO-
l1tlOns were adopted ur-ih, the nomination by
the democratic party Of Hon y. Leo Knott for
governor
The graduating exercises of the Kindergarten
Normal Institute tahr place Tonight the pariorS
of che institute.
Wary l. Harrington has filed Il bill against the
heirs al ~. q. Weight man. ICr IN" appointment OF
trustee Of lot Is. -Outrs Hon. 10 execute trust
repU>s'd in X q. %eiGhtMan.
IN the case OF De Witt Dlnas twice convicted
OF obtaining mercy UH,,r false. prPJcnSeS, q
motion Tor new tti Vs. iii ri yesterday the
ground That The verdict WAS contrary 10 the evil
deHCr.
The directors of the Automatic Water-Gas Co
yesterday completed their zion by eIectng
the FLOWING Officers: NIcf-presit,ent, BenJ. L.
hey>ef: tr-'sl,iirer Au-'IIJ BGrg3OTm: executive
Commits. : heESrr, August bIrcJOrff, and
thin! rtInbe- To- D. appointed ny the president.
The coated .r.tte memorial celebration was held
at St.iuHton. Va, Yesterday. Gen. W. w. Averill
WAS the orator OF the OCCASION. The celebration
was witnessed by 10000 people.
4 program TCf NJ the Ivy City track the
itA 81 July has been arranged The sport will
consist 81 tFu;tia- Tdce. running ior gen
t!rmrl riders. aht Il sJtepechaSe.
las l-lJrEI.g. about > o'clock, Il white female in
1tnt Was paced ON tae steps OF house 1870 9TH
street northwest, and it cared for till TINS
morning. when II was taken 10 the asylum.
ON Wednesday morning. DANIEL Rom. colored
boy OF I'VE Year.. While Il ming at cross wharf,
1OOt uf ith street east accidentally tell into the
Eastern B-altiI ami Was drowned His body was
recovered yesterday afternoon by y Ratley and
NIn- suit, AMI removed 20 his parents residence
No 90 y street southeast
BEAD Jarrett ParS lots advert iSed for sale
ne NEshLN ST4K'> Pocket Atlas OF the World is
chr', ifr 10 every new subscriber :1r one year to
The aEELY STAR II = "a handsomely printed
look 81 ~ pages prCfu-ely illustrated with more
t.;. go cUlJTvG - and diagrams and contains
a wealth Ok general information See advertise
NJ Youths Guiu OF 1t. John, attached to ST.
jGan> T. z church, West Washington. Will take
sail down tEe with their friends next Monday
h:ivraoon, the weather permitting. They count
u >O.ne hours OF daylight at Mount Vernon.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

TacE and eyeslsht nttea. 81 Hempler,s. Cor. =.
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vTHE HOT WEATHER IS COMING. AND WHEN
IT COMES ITS LIKELY TO BE IN THE ''sU-
PERLATIvE." THEN GENTLEMEN MUST
HAVE THIN COATS AND VESTS
THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WHO WILL
APPRECIATE GOODS THAT ARE SUPER
LATIvE" IN QUALITY AND CHARACTER
FOR THIS CLASS OF PEOPLE WE HAVE
MADE SPECIAL PROVISION. AND WE
WANT YOU TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN
FINE GOODS
SILK COATS AND VESTS, PURE SILK.
NOT TO BE INJURED BY SUN OR RAIN.
THESE ARE IN GRAY STRIPES AND BROWN
STRIPES. AND ARE THE HANDSOMEST
THIN GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WASHING
TON. NO ONE ELSE HAS THEM
A FEW SIZES OF PLAIN BLUE LEFT,
SAME QUALITY AS ABOVE.
GROs-GRAIN SILK COATS AND VEST.
QUITE LIGHT CoLoRs; VERY HANDSOME
AND DRESsY.
PONGEE SILK, FINEST GRADE, THAT
WILL STAND WASHING.
ENGLISH LINEN. SAME COLOR AS FIN
EST PONGEE SILK: CAN HARDLY DISTIN-
GUISH ONE FROM THE OTHER: WASH AS
OFTEN AS YOU WISH, AND COMES OUT
AS GOOD AS NEW
FINE MOHAIR GOODS: MEMS CLOTH"
SILK AND wORSTED, SILK AND MOHAIR,
IN SHORT, THE FINEST GOODS MADE IN
THESE LINES.
FOR BOYS:
WHITE FLANFEL SHORT PANTS SUITS.
ENTIRE SAILOR OR NORFOLK STYLE
WHITE SERGE SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS.
BLUE SAILOR SUITS.
GRAY SAILOR SUITS.
BROWN LINEN SUITS AND ODD PANTS.
LIGHT CASHMERE AND FLANNEL
PANTS. ALL WOOL, AT 81
EB BARNUM CO..
je9 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuk
NINE. j. p. PALMER
11O7 STREET NORTHWEST
IMPORTER,
Will close out the balance Of her EARLIER IMPORT
ATOMS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES to max
room for 1MPoRTAT1oNs OF MIDSUMMER
STYLES OF wATERING-PLACEH HATS AND BON
NETS, all Of the latest and most approved fashion.
je9
Flat BR1M HArs,
IN ENGLISH AND MAcK1NAw sTRAws.
CASHMERE AND DERBY HATS
UMBRELLAS IN SILK AND GLORIA
Large stock to select from. LOWEST PRICES
b. H. STINEMETZ 4 son,
je9 1927 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EISEHAN Bros
Manufacturers. cor 7th and r
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co TO KEaxAxs. "Cooi retreat.r-po,,-Aa

SPECIAL NoTIcE---The Jno. W. Thomson will
make special trip 10 Pfney Point, SATURDAY. June
IL. at 30 y. H.. for the accommodation OF parfies
wishing To attend the opening OF the new hotel
WASH b. WILLIAMS & Son, Proprtetors.
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my21-1m 1919 4 81
L ROSLYN HEIGHTS
BEAUTIFUL GRASSY No III, DIRECTLY
OF CITY AND RIVER. ONLY 4 CTS. PER FOOT
L. H. S1PHERD 4 Co.
ie4-lw 1907 street.
ltOR SALE-LOTS-THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Il Investment Co. samuel II. Walker. president G:}1
Louisiana ave, door City POO Valuable R,lild-
ing Lots for sale. Special terms to those no will
build myl2-m
IrOR SALE-LoTS-
IL >. ST bet. 18th and l4th ,oxQ5 to II fit al 80
1, ST, bet 18th aud l4th, 2oNi2o, 2O-ft al 40
bet. Nh ave. and 18TH % 5N9i, IL Eft al lao
l, St, near 14th 21xleo IS
1, ST.. near I'd. .s2xl IL. to 30-ft alley soc
i, Goth ST, nesr q, .ix101 10
f. ne bet 18th and 18th. l.. 6N12 to lo-it al SOc
!, " u ave-. bet 21st and I'D s;s.. S:SNl - iOc
I, u, bet 1Stn and 18TH S5..,Nl1S, loft al ~
Conn ave- bet and r. :,2xl25. to 2o-fi. al 300
st, bet. 10th and 21st, 4oN1o. to o-ft al Loo
=. Pa ave. near .,.ld ST.. :s0XS5 each - / 5O
And many desirable locations Cali for list
GEO. W. LINklNS cor. 18th and ii sts uvli Aim
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas M tho wor,a 90
offered free TO every new subscriber for one wear To
the WEEKLY STAR II Is a handsomely 1rtnted
book OF lGl pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 coiorei map and Diagrams and contains
a wealth OF general Information. See aayertiseS
LnenJ In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10
SELLING Orr

SELLING OFF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS BARGAINS
New style Summer Dress Goods. TRENCH DEN
IELLE," in handsome stripes and brocade plaids in
all coi0rs including black These elegant dress goods
double the width of single width dress goods cash
value 75c.; reduced to 81 &c.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID. white goods finest
quality. cash value o5c.; reduced to 21sc.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure WOOL in cream garnet
and blue reduced to 81.
LINEN LAWNS, 1219. Is and 1Sc.
FRENCH LAWNS, Is, 90 and 25c
AMERICAN LAWNS. DC.
AMERICAN SATINES Zoe.
FRENCH SATINES: choice styles 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids Strines
Checks and Fancy styles, cash value 25c ward. re-
duced l., yards for only 81. ~
FANCY SILKS, 311l, 40 and 45c.
BLACK SUkAH SILKS excellent quality re6uced
to 62c.
BLACK CAsHMERES. good quality, wide double
width, reduced to 2Sc. - ~
Special Notice to strictly Cash Customers pair of
our Handsome Satin Damask Towels. Immense size
pure hnen worth 81, presented to each customer who
buys or over for cash ">-O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

s"The Queen Of Becrs.''-MOerlein'S pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz Agency, 1905
ID st. NV 6m
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ssLet,s Talk S25 Harness.,,-Becl

see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that has a
system in It. that cOndenSes and carries OF all
OdOrs that arise from vegetables meats, &C. j. W.
SCHRFER Bro, Sole Agentsfor the District, 1910
18th street NV. colin
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IsOR SALE : AT GFl Frs REPOSITORY
Il tShmldt's Old stand. 466 Pa ", Carriages
OF all kinds TOP Bu-gles flom $50 $3.50: viii not
be undersold. Also Complexities, Mavoneites Family
Carriages Of all styles, Daytons Grocery Phss-
tons, BuRlles. III different styles Brewster
BURY but little used Call and see stock Gaiuiiug
and repairing W f. GElER mhl@- .llu
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Bailey'S 81 Saw, warranted.

WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
Piquant and appetzing. Has no equal in flavor. I'm
5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at SOC.
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th & H.
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EfoR SAlE-JUST ARRIVED, TWENTY HORSES
Il among them some fine draft, weighing l,4u0 lhs
also some good drivers prices reasonable SCilECL
~ LIZ .lD ~ A - n f.sN lN-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

v,NOR SAlE--A RARE CHANCE To GO HOUSE.
keeping 4 lady wishes TO dispose of household
furniture Of broom house. livery thing complete and
IN nrstClass order, including silver glass and china
also bed and table linen house desirable
situation northwest No dealers need apply A great
bargain If sold i'll next ID days Address u. v,
office. my 20 l..t.
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SENT TO JAN. FOR LARCENY.-LaSt night Omcer
Elliott arrested VIM. Bender, colOred, on warrant
charging him with stealing two aprons and two
In the Police Court Bender was tried and sentenced
TO 90 days In JAIL and TO days additional in de-
fault OF restitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

NOR SALE-CHEsP FOR CASH FINE pRIN-
ing mare, also buDgy aud harness ATply 20 JaIn.s
&. Bowen any day. 6.5 New York ave. NV up t. I,
O'clock in the evening. les "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

I,ok SAIE.-BED FEATHERS. l5C FOUND.
New. Clean and Lave licked best feathers tbs
money. Also, Chohe Geese Feathers, lowest prices
All orders promptly delivered NM. SEl-E pa "a
he- myg-.pW'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

IroR SA-f-To-MoRRow. AT II NJ IN FRONT
Il OF Dowliigs auction rooms l1th 81 and peuns VI
Nsnla ave, hne large work horse. VIII work ~
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FOR SAIF-LOTS.

EOR SALE-A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT ON
LAnier avenue LAnier Heights. h0xlo feet at 80
cents per square foot. This lot commands fine view
OF the Rock Greek valley. and of the most de-
s1rahe IN the Ianier Heights subdivision. The four
adjoining lots Of same dimensions can also be pur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

tsNR SAl.E-FlNTtRE>. CONSISTING or THO
scales, cheese SAFE, nlOlasses can counter shtw-
window, everything good A. new of urcerS St,.re.
forS' Address boA ~, Star office brS-.Bt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

NOR sALE-A PAIR or BAY HORSES. POLL
II buggy. and Harness. sound. kind aud gentle me
saddle horses. drive single or druble owner leaving
city and has further for them Can Ia seen at
hEAlS CO.'S
1eS-lw' 4iu lIth 81 N "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRON-
CHIAL TROCHES have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior TO all other articles Sold only
in bOLeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
ROBBERY ON THE WABASH RAILROAD.

THE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT THE ONLY VIC
TIM.
ST. LOUIS. July l3 (Speciai.-A bold robbery was COM
mtted the special OF General Manager Charles W.
Hays OF the Wabash Railroad, early on Tuesday morn
ing. On Monday night General Manager Hays, General
Freight Agent Knight Assistant General Passenger
Agent Crane left city for Chicago In the manager
special The attached TO the regular train aud
in charge OF porter About hour before daylight and
while the train speeding along near strawn Ill, Mr.
Crane was rudely awakened with rough shake and
found masked standing beside his berth with big
revolver, which pointed directly at the passenger
agents head.
"Now. thcu. pass over yoar money mighty quick"
said the robber aud don't make noise or I'll shoot
the top OF your heal off
Mr. crane passed his money and ia doing 50 eI-
posed his gold watch aud chain
"Gve that watch and chain" continued the rob
Der, and Mr.. Crane passed the watch aud chain
The robbcr then looked around tho ear AMI nndng no
one started leave lie accidentally stunhled In the
the porter IIo covered that worthy
his revolver and threatened to kill him and the
negro became doce a lamb Mr.. Crane arose and
pulled bell which seemed TO he jnst what the rob1er
for before the train stopped he jumped on with
his booty and escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON July 10.
THE GERMAN Crown PRINcE-Tho Crown Prince ana
the Crown Princess OF Germany have arrived at the slo
OF Wight in their ach While the yacht was proceeding
from Portsmouth with their Imperial Hfghnesses on
board she coided with the British troopshp Orontes
and much damaged.
SIR JOHN Pore HEsSHssY.-Tt IL officially an
nounced that Fir John Pope Hennessy has been rein,
stated as Governor General OF Maurfus. Mr. Cllnord
Lloyd, who has been filing the office since Sir johns
suspension. will be gwen another place
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC MAu--sir Donald Smith, or
Montreal member OF the Board Of Directors OF the Cana
dian Pacific Railway, to-day had an interview In the
House OF Commons with the Right Hon. g. j. G"schen
Chancellor OF the Exchequer, Sir Henry Thdrston Hoi
land Secretary State for tho Colonies and tho Right
Hon II. &. Raikes Postmaster-Ceneral. all OF whom. u
Is stated, favor the proposed Canadian Pacho mall
route to the East.
SIR MICHAEL HICKS -BEACH.-Sir Michael Hicks-Beacn'
formerly Chief for Ireaud but VINO was COM
PEELED to retire temporarily from public life on account
OF his writes 70 tho papers thst MS
sight I'm proving that his health Ia restored aud that
he expects resume his Parliamentary duties In the
autumn.
THE OPPoSENr OF Mr. TREvELYAS.-Mr Evelyn
Ashley Conservative. will oppose Mr. Trevelyan, tne
Liberal candidate. In the contest for the seat In the
House OF Commons for the Brdgeon division OF Glas
gow
TIE STATE OF IRELASD-General Cir Redvers Butler.
Under Secretary ireland. Ia In London conerr y
with the Government In reference to the state OF Ireland